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Saying that notices sent by the state “border on incomprehensible,” attorneys for Medicaid beneficiaries fired back this week in a potential class-action lawsuit alleging Florida has not provided adequate information
Attorneys for Medicaid beneficiaries allege that Florida has not provided adequate information before dropping people coverage.
Saying that notices sent by the state “border on incomprehensible,” attorneys for Medicaid beneficiaries fired back this week in a potential class-action lawsuit alleging Florida has not provided adequate information before dropping people from the health-care program.
Amid heavy scrutiny, state officials Wednesday defended a process to determine whether millions of people remain eligible for Medicaid coverage and said they are trying to help children find other
More than half a million Floridians have lost their health insurance since Medicaid redeterminations began in the state, and officials still have to determine whether over two million more will remain covered.